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Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

Sateens marked down. Some
were rs, some IS nd I2H,
down to Ioc yard. French Sa-
teens IS to 37Hc.
IS and I5c Seersuckers mark
ed down to I2H a y ard. Ioc
ones down to 8. Very nice
cream ones SC.
We have a few do zen Lace
Caps, sent us from the manu-
facturer to close out at a loss.
Buy a new one for baby and
nurse to take on the summer
trips. The price is in your favor.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of 5hiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price SO cents. Sold by n. B. DSniorth
cor. 2nd 81 Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
ORIGINAL.
sCRIPTURAL FACTS IN VERSES.
By AMBRcsE 9. oITKY.

BIT ANBRcsE g. oITxY.
Abiiah, name for either ssx doth sand.
Noah, tho same, received Of the land;
Lapidoth, the husband Of Q propbetess,
ObAd iAh loinsd David's army In the wilder.
nen.
M oses for meeknsss. and Darius dsgroe,
Jobs patience, and ZAoot Gus IN tree;
Egon ior fat; lshmaeI. founder OF race.
simon. the tanner; Jsssoe', with pain. on
Micah stole money frem his mother,
Felix rui or in piace Of smother;
Anak, the father OF the giants
Z,nri conspired, and was truly . tyrant.
Abigail at mans fset did saI',
Bentce. guilty Of ofime ws'il not recall;
Oandaoe, . country wDere women did 10 gr;
Dtueila, who had less Wit than brain.
A br absm the faithful and good Josiah,
BaiaAm, the div. ne with weeping erenis b /;
CLAUDIA for piety, and exh0rttpa Zaohariah,
LoroAs for oeneveiencs, and untnoushtlsss
dedeliah.
Julius for kindness. and Goliath very tall,
Mary weeping, and Jerus alem tossed like
ball;
Jason for man bearded his lite.
manosh's torrib.e fears wsro Qusliex by hls
wife.
Clsymont, Jun, 81, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
MORNING, NOON : NIGHT

We continue to study the wants
of the people to be clothed, and
as a result, we make it tough
for competitor in endeavoring to
to keep pace with us in supply
ing the clothing trade. We call
attention this week to Our i'm
mense line Of summer clothing,
such as Pongee. Silk, Mohair
and Alpaca Drapete'de Coat
and Vests, and an endless va
iiety of Seersuckers for Men,
Youths and Boys; all sizes, from
the small boy to the giant, as or
50 in. Give us a call We will
gladly show you through.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
Bradburn Knocks Out Glovsr

HAMMOND, Ind, July 2S.-The long
talked of fight to finish with skin gloves
betv cen Frank Glover and William Brad.
burn took place last night near Gibson,
Ind
The fight wss a desperate one from the
call of time. Bradburn took the initia-
tive and was much the cleverest and bet.
ter general. He outgeneralled Glover,
who kept swinging his right trying to
knock his man out, and not only fsi ed
to land, but got severely punished In re
turn, especially In the body. From the
frat Bradourn had the b st OF it, and he
kept continually taunting Glover with
remarks of "You can't Int me with a
broad axe; told my friends so before ]
came In. You've got no sick boy now, ;"
and number of remarks
In the fourth round Glover rallied, and
by ieinting with his lett induced Brad
burn to duck, aud then got home three
terrible upper cuts with his right In the
seventh round Glover made his last rally,
and with straight left-hander on the
mouth and an upper cut dazed Bradburn.
That was his last rally. In the ninth
round, after they bad been lighting
thirty Ave minutes, Bradburn knocked
hin out.
SMITH WHIPS LAYTON.
JAMESTOWN, N Y, July ga six.
rouDl prize-fght was fought here this
morning between Jack Smith, of New
York, aud VIM. Layton, of Bradford.
Billy Bodies, of Philadelphia, wasr ieree.
Both men fought savagely, aud at the end
of the sixth round the referee gave the
fight to smith.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

"Beer and music will mix" at 22a
King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
For Hont,

PENTHOUSE NO. I'll WEST
a.a street, eight rooms and bath.
,sa,ehces. Apply at A. X. TAT
Ni maryland Avenue. iylo.u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
DR.. j. MIIlER'8
VEGETABLE
EXPECT TQRANT.

This Invaluable Medicine 10 40.
knowlodgod by the thousands 10 be Tho
Rest Cough Med,cfae In the world.
For Coughs, Uolds, Sore Throat, HoArseness,
Inflammation Of tho Threat and Mouth
WhooBing Cough, Oanker, kash, &C., there
. no medicine now in use that nas performed
more curos.
IL 10 warranted not TO oontain any min
sral substa noe; 1t 10 also free from laudanum
or SOU Ills; It may be taken 1t any time with
perfect safety. Sold by all druggtats. $50
aad 81 bottle. Il MORO AN Il SONS,
Prop, PrOvidencs, X. l.
Dr. H Haynes' Arabian Balsam is un.
equaiod Tor Uiou). Try IL. 26c. and 81. at
Druggists marloow6m
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

The coolest place, the best music and
fine lur ch at No, 224 King street, TO-.
night.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

SALt-LUW, DRUG STORE
b p'sc,ice, In Wilmington; an ox-
ltcstiOn. Address ALPHA. this
iy27-8t&
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

SALE-A GOOD AND. D.HAND
iouniain; nearly new. Apply at
rkkS, It'll and shipley SITS. l-u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

SALE-LAKaE AND SMALL
Arnan;Own wagons at fair prices.
collection OF business wagons. W.
DhD, aud and French sts. R30.3m
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

SALE-A ;-ROOMED HOUSE IN
Desirable location. Apply TO A. b.
pN, oil Monroe street. jy2t2f
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

BABY CAP, ON TATNALL
M, a. t n,Ah street. The finder will con
\" W returning same 10 906 w. 9Th
- iy2s II
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

roN TUESDAY, A POLL
a..' Inc finder wilt be suit ~.
,Ivv LILY On returning It to Ma *
.IInihMAN, 81 West ct. jy2S 81
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29
wanted.

.-1,nRED MAN AMI
Iin.!%Ss'I. nd ID. uood plan, .S,, Aoc Of.
|vOrr. Apply =" lyI-ets
Daily Republican., 1887-07-29

|' Plain A
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18
Want. n Halt called.

Let's quit talking about America
being the asylum for the oppressed OF
all nations of the earth. IL was very
pretty figure of speech in the youthful
days OF the republic, but the oppressed
nations are now giving us more than a
belly-full. Ten thousand emigrants.
speaking almost as many languages.
landed at Castle Garden last Saturday
such cargoes as that will soon put an
archists into every city, town, village
and hamlet in the country and leave
few to spare to the rural districts.
Let's send word to Europe that the
asylum business Is played out.-In-
didndpoiis Saturday Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

A young man residing in Lincoln,
Placer county, Cal, is credited with
eyes possessing the peculiarties OF
those OF an owl. He can see but little
in daylight, scarcely at all in the sun
light, but at night his vision Is perfect;
he can penetrate the darkness with his
peculiarly shaped and nocturnally con-
constructed eyes and distinguish oh
jects at long distances when the ordi-
nary individual can not see his hand
before him. His wonderful sight has
been tested by many, and as guide
at night he has no equal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18
A Careless Traveller.

The carelessness OF travelling Eng
lishmen was illustrated at Salt Lake.
Utah. A marquis inquired of the
Walker House clerk the other night:
"Say, me friend, do you know what
has become Of me brown valiseg /
cawn't afford TO lose thawt y know.
IL has awl me money an jewelry In it."
When asked where he saw II last he
said: IL saw IL fred up on tawp the
bus. y know" The valise soon reached
the hotel, having come on a different
bus from the one the Englishman rode
In.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

A man, man. but II I want 20
conquer my spiritual foes. II want To
get the victory over sin. death and hall.
l come to the front Of the boat. and
kneel down. and say: 40. Lord Jesus
Christ, Thou who doest hush the tenn
pest, hush all my grief, hush all my
temptation, hush all my sim"
A man, q man; God, God.
i learn once more from this subject
that Christ can hush a tempest. IL
did seem as II everything must 90 TO
ruin. The disciples had given up the
idea OF managing the ship; the crew
were entirely demoralized; yet Christ
rises and he puts his foot on the storm.
and 1t crouches at his feet. Oh, vest
Christ can hush the tempest
You have had trouble. Perhaps It
was the little child taken away from
you-the sweetest child Of the house
hold, the one who asked the most curl
Gus questions. and stood around you
with the greatest fondness, and the
spade cut down through your bleeding
heart. Perhaps IL was an only son,
and your heart has ever since been like
a desolated castle, the owls of the night
hooting among the falling arches and
the crumbling stairways.
Perhaps IL was an aged mother.
You always went TO her with your
troubles. She was In your home 10
welcome your children into life, and
when they died she was there TO pity
you; that old hand will do no more
kindness; that white lock of hair you
put away In the casket, or In the locket,
didn't look as IL usually did when she
brushed it away from her wrinkled
brow in the house circle or in the
country church. Or your property
gone. You said:
IL have SO much bank stock, have
so many Government securities, / have
so many houses. have so many farms
all gone, all gone"
Why, sir. all the storms that ever
trampled their thunders, all the ship
wrecks have not been worse than this
TO you. Yet you have not been com
pletely overthrow. Why? Christ
hushed the tempest Your little one
was taken away. Christ says:
IL have that little one in my keep
ing. l can care for il as we'll as you
can. better than you can, o, bereaved
mother"
flushing the tempest. When your
property went away God said:
"There are treasures in heaven, in
banks that never break"
Jesus hushing the tempest.
There Is one storm into which we
will all have TO run. The moment
when we let go OF this life, and try to
take hold of the next, we will want all
the grace possible. Yonder l see a
Christian soul rocking on the surges
of death; all the powers of darkness
seem let out against tsat soul--the
swirling wave. the thunder OF the sky,
the shrek of the wind, all seem to
unite together; but that soul is not
troubled there is no signing; there are
no tears; plenty OF tears In the room
at the departure, but he weeps no tears,
calm, satisfied, peaceful; AL Is well.
BY the flash of the storm you can see
the harbor just ahead, and you are
making for that harbor. All shall be
well. Jesus is hushing the tempest.
Into the harbor OF heaven now Wa glide;
We're home at last, home at last
Softly We drift on Us bright, silv'ry tide;
We're home at last.
Glory to God! all our dangers are DER,
We stand secure on the gioriaed shore;
Glory to Cod we will shout evermore,
We're home at last.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

Henry M. Stanley. the explorer
takes snuff when travelling In hot
regions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-04-18
Q6t Wenf6cn surh etne8 tt8eHs
tbiimltd1en tIufaQ get6Stct.

BalOtine, Sas II. 4pEI. - 3wsi
SratBiige Der DGbicago ytortbUeferu Gt'
Ilnbabu" cOlibirteH beute in Der ytdhe Der
bieIigen Stottou uno muroeH tbeiImelie be-
molirt. gQGbrenO cine Shaar 0leEl1eu Die
Grtmmer befhtigteH, bart Elm GROCER Bai'
ierbebdter, iDOOuId ieds BerioueH get0eIet
purbeu. DiaH usrmuthst, 0aB bic 5tetfeu
bee Bebdlters, in peIhem fdl 100 OCo Sal
loueu gGGHer beIaHoeH, Ourd Die &Ollitou
geIodert purbeu.
gBobreuO etu Saufeu Wtniden uuter ibm
funo, brad Dos grOBe 8sfdB plOsIld) au5eia'
amber, unb bic &riimmer ftiirjteH 5ugIeid
nit Oem 2Bafer auf bic Berioneu begab.
3mei 6HabeH uu6 bier Dt1nHsr bliebeu
uugeublidtth toot, Smei anbsre mur0eH t0ot
LID uuo uon nu6ere beoeuflih Uerls5t.
(SpGter.) 49, Die augeHbIidIt@ Set6bteteu
Fuo uur finf, uub uiht ie4s an Der 3abl.
Sie beiBen @bmar0 QBeute, 2Sm. 8arm8,
SEQ Reper, 8m. Weper uno 6reb. 80ber.
Die t0otlih 8erlebten fuo Sob. IsmuS uuO
Charles Storms. Sdte f4 be Ratafrople
Tur5e 3eit UOrber ereiguet, als bic 3uidluerz
meu6e nm bittefeu Dar, 10 mttrOe cine melt
grGBsre 3aBi DteuideuIebeH perloreu ge3aus
Qeu ietl.
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Reip.NnrFer Qahrtd1ten

9tems0urf, II. 4pril. Bridget
5ugbe8, eiue beta9te 6rau, lam geftcrH tri9
in ibrer gGobuuug, bem fiiuff0drgeH Gene
mentbau8 CIR. 647, 2. GpeuLe, burd einen
grau6 RMS gebeH. Die iibrigeH 8emObuer
retteteu ljh nur NIT fuapper Jtotb. Der am
@ebdute augelidtete S4aOeu beIduft ii5 Quf
$4,000.
- Sci Dem Sotleuood Der o6ubiou. &iB2rs
9abuo ON TuBe Der 20. StraBe, brad ges
Rem In Folge 0es Belfeu8 elmer 80bre Der
pStarbarb Oil Comp" Elm 8raH6 ana.
@lhbeu0e 6obleu, bic BON eiHem Oorbei fab
reu0eu Sdleppbampfer berab fieIeu, eutjitHs
beteu bQs eutmeid1eu6e Del, uub bic beHahs
barteu Roblens uuo TradtDeriteu itaH0eu
Ual0 in beIIeu Tlammeu. 4uBer betrd6tlis
den Guantitdteu Traht uHb 4obIeu uurOeu
aud elm 9oblenboot. ba8 6aualboOt gBu
grir1," Ioruie bic gidterI5ifie 80. s.. 5OOle"
unO rGuuie 6. &uder" elm Raub Der CLAM
men.
- Der caliioruii6e 0liuioudr Gblrle8
GroIer Uur6e belauntlit ole attiondr uuo
SireItor Der american Opera Comp" BON
iiebeu @borIdugeriuueI auf Beja9luua t9rer
riidfdubigeu @ageu bertl1gt. 5r bate IN
Ieiuer gutDort aHf Die 6lagsu Ieoe 8erpflidls
tuug Sur 8eduug Der 6oroeruugen obgeiebut.
@efferu IieBeu nun bic Rld9euuueu 9unauo
eegeu 6ieie 8epliieU erbebgu, ioelte au9eb'
lid Ourhau8 nugeb0rig uuo b05UiQtg abges
fost ieieu. Gberridter 8tcAoam bedteIt 1dl
ieiue @utideiouug ttber bic AagelegeH9ett
Dor.
- 2ablreihe Sourifen reifeu NIT ben &C.
fern BON bier nod europdliheu 6dieu abges
gaugeHeu 8ampferu mad europa ab. Gs
marsu ihrer aegeu 500, bon beueH Der NtUers
pooler 8ampftr ,,llmbria" bic metteu, mans
lid, $50, mituabm. 8aruuter befauben tt9
GUnqreBmitglie6 Berrb Belmont nit etHer
Olutter, 8r0f. sarl Bal6tein BON Der &am'
brioqer lluiOerftat Il. u. m. lHter ben
Bafiagieren 6es Bremer 8ampiers ugloer"
naren gontre.Abmirll aurelIo 9arcId B
@artia bou Der perHauiideu Slotte, iomte
Gberft Tadner bonn Is. Dlili5regtmeut IN
GroolInu UHo urter beuen be8 uah Pa0Te
fabrenbeu fraH30fIheu Dampfer8 pga yIors
mnubie" Der peruaHtihe @eHerals8ouluI tur
ieue 6afenfobt, Or. 4ltiauoro be yoI1que5.
- @r3biidof &orrigau las seiterH IN leIner
BriDatiapeue eine gieiie fiir bic SeeIeuruqe
oes in BariB berfprbeuen @eneral SLtars
gloufquor Guiun. gm D2orgen trat EN-
Rabdaramm 6e8 BateT8 giidael G'Barreu
aus Baris nit Der glelbuHg eiu, 6aB Ha4
ben in Erauireid befieben6eH 9eieBeu bic To-
iortige 6ortbriuguug Der 2eide 6es 8erltors
beusu uiht suIdiFg iei; Batter Or. Dtc0oH'
neu, Der Seiretir 6e8 gr3biihoiS, tele9ras
pbtrte bieraui an Batter . 'Barreu Jurtid, oaB
Tim ale u0tbige Soumad3t ertbetIt meroe, bic
2side bes 8ahiugIihieoeHeu init ben t9r &C.
bitbreuoen @bren uu0 Der ibm paiieHo ltet'
usHoeH BeiIe bisrber au briHgeH. Au4 marc
er nm nabere giittbeiluugeH ttber bic 2ooes@
uriadeu bes Dionfguots Guiuu gebeteI.
- Su Ri6gepO0o, Song Sslauo <p,
Ra8petb Un6 aubereu Erteu BON Gueenss
Gountn rDuroeu beute bic an SountageH u6s
Iitben Bauipiele ubeTmal8 burd ben Saertr1
0iitdeu uHo beTeu aIfReuteH uHterlaat.
Der S9sriff ertIdrt fi5 euthlofeHr ben loHH'
taaLIhen gauipieLen EN- gnbe 81 MAIDEN,
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WfebmtdrEfe.

ct. 0Oui8, Is. Gpril. - 8iu6Uieb:
3ufubr 400, SerieuOuug $50: Preiie 5aris
ten 3mi'heu 1920 uuo -S9metue:
3uiubr 1850, 8trieuOuug 26O0 BreiIe
UaritrteH 3mtiheu $3.50 uuo S5-85. -
Sdaafe: 3ufubr ; gerieH6uHg 1000;
Brejie UarirteH 3uiiheH $3.10 uuO $4.75.
gaf gibtrtg, Beuni.. l6. 4pril.-
8iHbBieb: 3ufubr 316, @erieHOuHg 342;
Greiie baritrteu lntdeu $4.0O uuo 1926.
GhmeiHe: 3ufubr 22O, 8erieROuug 5000;
BreiIe BariiTteH 3Uiideu $4.75 uHO $500.
Sdaaie: 3ufubr 24OO, 8erisubuug 1890;
BrCiie oariirteu 3miibeu $500 uuo S6.25.
GbiCugO, Is. Ipril. -3liHbDieb: Que
fubr 1000, Gcyien0uug 100; Breiie barls
irten 3uiIheu 81. 90 uUo $5.00.-59 59meiue:
3ufuGr 5000, 8erieHouug 1000; BretIe
barirteu JUIideu 1925 uub $5.95. -
gdaofc: 3uiHbr 2OOO, 8erieHbung 300;
Braue bariirteu BmiideH $3.50 uub S.. 80.
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ser @eIDnaarff.

Wemsgorf, 16. Qpril. - folaeube8
fiub bic S6lusHOtiruuseu: @elb 6f1ete 3u
4-6 uuo Idlo5 81 At BrO3eut. - Sterling
gBedIen S4.854-$4.86 aui 60 Gage uab
S4.87-$4.87t auf Siat. 8uubes Dbl.
aatioueu: 8 prO5. 100, At pro,. ITO,
4.prpi. i29.-gitieH: abams' GrpreB 1424,
Central Bacific 42s, Gbei. Gbio st ,grie 84B,
Ditto BliCr 784, 2aiesSbore 95b, R.zS. Gens
traI 8I1, g. sggeferH 119t, Ditto Brior I47,
gf..g. Central 1928, Ohio. .giIfifppi 3I5,
Ditto grior 93, PittSburg l53, GeaOtng 464.
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RGrensoorf's Rro5eB,
EthtetnieuH8 uuO GutIaHuna oct 5urH. -
Sill 8Ficbworene fir 8reiIpEe@uHB uHS
etuer fur lIebetfibruHg,

StOurs @it1, Sa., 16. Gpril. - Sn
bent BrO5eiie gegen SObaHu 4reusOorF uubm
Sr. 8 '@OHRel, elmer Der Bertbeioiger oeS
an9etIa9teH, beute ben ganjeu 8ormittGg,
iomie ei1eu 8beil Der yiadmittagsF6uHg fltr
feline SmluBreoe tn Nuipruh. Die auipras
DE miro nu9enein fiir Die befe in oieiem
gro3efe be3eihuet. gtnfoem er geeubet, ers
bob ith Der &t6ter 2euis uub bieltIeiue AHs
reoe an BE SeimDoreHeu. Die 9tebe mar
lang uuo i'm 4ugemeiueH bem augelagtsu
uA9tnitig. Der Rtbter ieBte ben @eI6mo.
reueu ausetHaHoer, fIe t0UHteH ben areuSs
bort eHtmeeer oeS 01Oroes i'm l. oOer i'm 2.
Sra0e, oes &ootihlaas ober bes m0roerllheu
Angrtrts lhulot9 ertldren. Serner inlfruirte
er bic 9elhmoreHeu, in 9emdBbeit etue8 Sc
lu9es oeS StnatSanmalts, oabiu, oa6 4reu5s
oort auh eaHn lhuIoig an ertl1ren lei, meuu
er BON etnem 9omplot gegen 6aeood 6eHnts
NIB 9ebabt batte. Der 4Hgeflagte babe ben
BemetS tar elm Altbi gu erbriHgeH. Gum
S9luB bemertte Der 8idlter, bnB etuer Der
,@slhmorsnsH ft9 betrageH babe ais peHH
er ft6 fboH Oorber Elm llrtbeil tiber oeH Sau
sfbiIset bate. Au9 Elm Jmeiter @eiduores
ner bate fi6 in BienIiG Oeroa6tiger 2Betie
benommeH, aber 9e9en bic iibrigen 5ebu &C.
ihmOreuen babe er Ridt8 eiu;umeuben.
8teie 8emerfungen erregteH groBe 5eniatioH
uuo bilOetsu beute bas ausIdlieBlife &C.
iprddstbema in Der Staot. Die 8ertbeiOis
ger 6es angellagten iin6 bUd)li1ff eutraltet
unb bebanptau. baB Der Ridter NIT ieineu
Bemerfungeu tiber be bei6eu @eI6uorenen
nidts Nn6sres benbfdtigte, ole ble Suru
etH3uIhiidteru. Die geidmoreueu murOea
Johann in ibr 9eratbuugs, 3immer geleitet,
uno bas geti4t bertagte i9 bis a9t llbr
Abenos.
lin II llbr 4ben6S bnttan bic geiduorez
men Td] nod uid)t geeiuist. gtaH qIaubt,
ouB ite bic gau5e giaat 5iu0ura in Beratbuu8
blelbeu ner6eu.
Siour Gitp, Sa., II. apriI. - Die
Sur1 bat Id6 Hibt eiHigsu f0HHeu uuO nuroe
nm 11.5O beHte SOrmittag oetniti0 entta.
ZEN. @tIf Der @eldmOreuen pareH ftr 6reis
ipreduug unb elmer fir ueberfdbruug. Der
0ettere, elu gepjfier Dennis S'@oHneu, ers
udrte, ais bic Surp i'm @eridtsBimmer ers
id]ieu, oaB ieine ahfd5t cine enOgdltige uuO
uHabdnberlifG iei. Der 8idlter eHtbob bar
auf 6ie Surp Ueiterer 8ieHftleituHgeu uuo
oronete ibre GHtIafung an.
Der @ei4mOreue S'@Onneu Iagte eiuam
9eri6ter1atter, e8 isi ibm cine 8eite9uug
Selteus Der SeTtbeiOiguug au9eboten wOrs
Den. Gr peigerte Fh tu6efeu, ben glameu
oes YlaHnes 3u ueHHeH, tUel6er i5m 6as I'M
Crbieteu nohte
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60 sentfdler gampfer perbranltt.

San Truu3i8c0. Gal, l6. Qpril.-
Der Dor bier uat Eabiti befimmte 0eutIfe
9ampfer ,,93aiatea," SapitGu Bierth, oers
brauute am IS. Tebruur uuf bober see. Die
Gus 20 BerIoueu befebenoe Ulauuidaft uuO
bier Bafagiere Idifite fid auf 3mei Booteu
elm un6 erTetdite mad flint Eage1 In baIbuer.
huugertem 3ufaube RemglrO, cine Der SHs
ielr Der Suuutu9ruppe. Bon bort aus bes
aabeu ftdl bic SdiHbrtdigeH nn5 benz 100
ReiIen entferuteH Gahiti, Uon NO aus bic
WunnIhaft auf Der 8arfeutine ygupeten
bjerber iuridlebrte uHO beute bier aalam.
8. D. griel, elmer Der Bafingiere, farb in si.
neru Der Boote auf bem Wege mad 9emqiro.
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Ser GnFIntt bet gBhesIfno.

BbeeItng, B.'Sd., II. gpril. - Su
Martiu's Terrp uuO ct. Glairspiue, g.,
pureu beuie ben saujen Gag Qrbet.er nit
gufrdumuug Der Erummer Iiub NIT Repas
rat1lr bes am leBteH Srettag our@ eiueu Gps
tlou anaelidteten Sdaoens beI6dftigt. Die
8erbeeruua in ben 9bfgdrtel Der geaeuo
if cine euorme, uHb ibre Spureu f6uuen erfl
nod Sableu UerttIgt nerben. Eauieube pom
8siudern famen beute mad ben 3uet beims
oeiudten StdbtheH, nm bic bort eutffanbeue
3erf6ruua Al bsfidtgeH. Guide U2eilen
HBrblidb BON Dem 8ereife bes 8ubelhurmes
frat elm beftiger 6ageIitlag elm, uub etlihe
Der 6agsIt0rner wareH 70 groB, tpie 6itbHers
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Syn etaer brennenoen &o6len8rwbe
UcruuGI1Gt.

@OnutIIRbiIIe, Ba., II. April. -
SIN oberen 5beile Der 6obleu9rube Der Dl.
Dis'ideu Gotsperte brad geleru Radmittag
Elm Brano aus unb i6uttt Orei Qrbeiteru,
gtameus Baul IQgel, 2Bnb. 8sOer uuo
- Sbaumau ben glusueg 3ur 6tudt a6.
Gbne 3peifI fiub Die llngidiheR bereits
eIaidt. Die iibrigeu Qrbeiter batteu 8eitige
8arnung uuo erbielteH geIegenbeit, iif IN
Siderhsit 3u briHgeu. Der SraHO if nod
IN @auge, un6 nIe Q0idUeriu4e ermieeH
fd ais Oergebeus. Die UerUnglitdteH Ars
better fub idmmuid5 TamilieHUdter.
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erode 9aWDaufaG1fe tW G}eriFo 0ur6
EsugCrtE0ucts

ct. Eout8, II. 4prIl. - Gaut yEads
6apitaliRgu uuo' Cffi;iereu Der grmee Der
Ber. 5taateu Deficiencies 5nubitut 5,O0O,s
GOO Gdsr gauo in BEN 5taateu &oa5uila,
Durango unO GbjbuabuG, i'm u0rolltsa Bles
riiO, augeIauit Der gau0Rrtd umidBt ben
Sum AnbGu UOH 8aumm0Ge 10 mertb1oueu
0aguuaz 5ifrjft uuo miro pom Der yUeGriEauia
Ihgu @entrababu," Iomie Don Der r5Utgrnaa
tieralgu &ahuH 0urmIhuiueu. Gin uuoereE
g @auetlgt, bsFsu Dtuglieaer bauptddllid3 Ea-
bitaGfeu aus 6artforO, Conn, iiH0, bat 500,s
600 ader Wei0elaHb IN Gbibuabua auqes
fonft, mdbrenO 235,OOO Gder i'm meflg&eu
3beiIe be8 ndmliteH Staa.eB BON lItaber
8upitaliTleu ernorbeu u0r0eu liuO. Der leBs
ttre QauocompIer f0Bt an bic YlormoHeHz
RClDEW.
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Wermtfate felearabhtfae gepefdlen

- Charles gB. Rorie, dlteaer 5obH beB
Brof. Woris, grfuber8 Oes eIettriiaeH Eels.
grupbeH, farb sefteru 5u Sa9broot, Conn,
i'm Utter BON 65 5abreu.
s. 90. gouba, guperiuteubent bes
6auPtfammes Der Georgia Central s8abu,"
murbe geferu bel Subaunab, ga., galegeutz
lid elmer grfurFOu auf Dem 8em0rqueur
0gBm. 6. 3urner" BURG 8. 8. Gbrams,
eiueu GbbOEateH, 5ufaGig eriaoFeH,
81. s. 6uapp, etH beiaHuter gruub-
eigeutbum8sS SpeiuIant un0 BoIttiler in Ut.
IaHta, @a., Ia eHtHobeu, unabem er berihies
oeue BeriOHeu nm 5uiammeH $4,000 be-
IdmiuOelt bate. Gr fammte aus Canada,
nne man bermut6et, oaB er oortbiu 5uritdges
tebrt if.
- @iue bon Der cauaoiI6eu 8egieruug
obgeididte Expedition 3ur griorihuug 0e8
2lutoHs @ebietes pirb am Wtttnod U0H Gt,
tana, Ont, aufbreheu. Gle mire, um ieues
8ebiet 81 erreiheu, NIT @rlaubuiB Der Ser.
Staateus8egieruug bHra eiueu EbeiI BON
4la8ia reiieu.
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alaIariainihr pErfhielGnEnf f1rmEn

gs oiebt tein SgImiueI in otr Btu, mclats BtRta
geB uHe fuLteB GFtebgr uub alg oUbCreH malarls
ideu, lolDie Baueua uub lubgye Btgber Omit Sulfg
Uou 3aBwan'S Btueu) ihHe1eJ bgiit, ais BtaBa
tDQnB gieabhr hrB3eItef.
Raomah'S RcaBB= 6tiIt niat nun ben
Bteignigen, bic Dem u1aIartfmeuBiFte ausgeTeh6
FuD, ieoCu Ul0r9eu 20 bis 80 8ropfen oes ReubqH
37eigf in Waiilr Es5meH unb EtDas, Disltibt etHrH
Grader, tiitu DuroeE, 10 puI6CH he ben auiaueu
entgebeH.
8reta so Gts. Die BIaihe. gu 5abln Gel gpo!5slsm.
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Die bsmerFeuspsrtbeu uuO pobItbaHgcu
&eiultate, bic Der @ebrauh BON Monell's
Teething Cordial er3ieIt, baben 3u ietHer
augemelHeu 4uDeHbuHg in faf aueH Grttu
BON RTaufbeiteu, beueu Rtuber uuterm0rieu
ttno, gefHbrt. ST beilt Btdbuug, 8OIii, Yia'
genidure, 8urhiau Il. +. 10. Seine 6amtlte
ioute obHe ibn ieiH. Bel allen &pOtbeteEH
su babeu. (3119